tracy: i'm tracy. lemonis: tracy, nice to meet you. i just spent a little bit of time with austin.cy: my husband's name is austin, yes. lemonis: oh, it's your husband. tracy: uh-huh. lemonis: okay. tracy: we've been married almost 13 years? something like that. lemonis: i like him, by the way. tracy: he's very passionate about what he does. lemonis: yeah. tracy: and his people out there. lemonis: so, could could you take me through the sales process? like, if i want to order a certain type of floor... tracy: so, you're basically asking for a customization on this? lemonis: yes, can that be done? tracy: if the production team says we can do it, i'm not walking away from the sale. lemonis: why? tracy: so, we get 20% of the cash up-front. lemonis: uh-huh. tracy: if i don't have a lot of cash customers for the month, those guys are struggling for materials. lemonis: so, better said -- you say "yes" to anything, especially if they're a cash buyer. tracy: yes. lemonis: okay. it's become clear to me that every single unit that is bought from this company has some nuance to it that is slow

tracy: lift the lid off of that one. -lemonis: here? -tracy: yeah. come this way.he prototypes to dry overnight. now we're all reconvening this morning to put on the finishing touches. what do you love about it here? -tracy: this. -lemonis: doing this work? -tracy: instant result. i like painting and vacuuming. lemonis: oh, yeah! hey, dave, do you know where mike is? dave: mike was at a breakfast meeting, i think. -lemonis: okay. -dave: he's on the way. lemonis: when we agree on a plan to launch a prototype, i expect mike to be there and fully engaged and immersed in the problem, not off doing some other sort of project that they have that doesn't help us sell boards. is mike here? -nikki: he's not here yet. lemonis: so, one board was supposed to be sprayed. why don't you and i pick the one we want to spray, 'cause i definitely want to have one. nikki: okay. lemonis: hey, tracy, do you feel like this is ready to be sprayed? tracy: my only concern is the flex of the board is gonna pop out that medallion. lemonis: this is why having mike here matters. nikki: let me f

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thank you, tracie. >>> d.c.'s only hspital east of the an at thantacostia is on li support.ted medical center in southeast d.c. has been plagued with problems for years. district leaders have fought to nkeep the hospital ope until a new one can be built to serve that part of the city. the mayor and the d.c. counsel disagree on how much money to give the cash strapped facility. mayor muriel bowser had proposed $40 million.ci co members want to cut that funding to just $15 million and spend the rest on a new hospital. >>> the health care crisis across the city with providence hospital closing and now extreme cuts to the united medical center, that means folks are not able to access health care. >> a final vote on the hospital's budget is set for next month. the council is threatening to eplace the ospital's board of director withntrol board. >>> 4:48. working for your health this morning with ase warning for thf of you whor from seasonal allergies. you may want to pay attention to what you're eating for breakfast. doreen gensler explains why certain foods could make your sympt

tracie, what consequences might the attorney generalface? >> reporter: we're a bit away from that, aaron. he could be held in contempt from the entire house. if so, in the worst case scenarios there could be penalties or even jail time for being held in contempt of congress. there was a lot of back and forth last night about whether this vote would even happen. the justice department telling lawmakers that they would claim exece privilege over the whole mueller report. all the underlying eviden, the democrat in charge of that committee shot back that they are going to hold this vote anyway. the justice department wanted em to cancel it. so basically the negotiations at were going on back and forth over this fell apart overnight. the vot is set to happen. it's not a final vote, it's a committee vote, but it begins the process and a pretty unusual, unprecedented process of holding the attorney general following for not that subpoena, not complyi with that subpoena to turn over the entire mueller report on russian election interference. >> trac

the tracy commute. you can see traffic is moving along et well, if you are on 580 in livermore in dublin. if you have to get through the tracy triangle you will see slow traffic which is typical on 205 ordinary slowing as you

tracie potts on the hill. thank you. >>> also on capitol hill, bipartisan group of congressional members will reintroduce a bill to create the national museum of the american latino. the bill would establish a smithsnian museum on the national mallecated to the latino american experience. >>> we now know what the first couple of netflix projects from the obamas will be about. >> the former president and first lady own a production company inth partnership wi netflix. there are currently 7 projects in the works that will hit the streaming service over the next several yearth ey include a range of features on race, class, and democracy. there will be a frederick douglas biopick, a documentary on postnd iustrial ohio and family programs about the origins of our food. > todayre the will be a hearing about confederate statues in downtown charlottesville. a local judge ruled that the confederate statues aref ofially protected. under state law that means a city cannot remove them without permission from the state. se

they picked it up, but it left coming in from tracy to the triangle. by the time you get to the pass, it looks a little better. then into dublin it is fine. no problems approaching the bay bridge but this is about the time when we start seeing the transition from late traffic to moderate traffic. 5:01. back to the desk. >>> new this morning, a woman in santa rosa suffered from the apartment fire. while the flames were kept to one unit, four apartments suffered water damage. the whole building was evacuated. 12 of the tenants still cannot go back home. investigators traced the fire to a power strip with several electrical devices plugged into it. now the building has sothe cont damage is estimated at $100,000. >>> today marks six months since the deadly campfire wiped out the town of paradise. here is the big problems the community is still facing. >> reporter: 85 people died and they are still trying to rebuild their lives. it was the most destructive fire in history in california. former residents are still struggling to find temporary or permanent ho

tracy into dublin, no delays, westbound 4, antioch to concord. san rafael to san francisco, in the green in 15 minutes. >> thank you. 39,000 uc workers plan to walk off the job to outsource jobs. it is a part of a labor dispute involving two unions. this is video from a similar protest last year. union leaders say uc plans to outsource 200 million work that should be done by union members. they told the sacramento bee, she says the unions have grown and members have gotten raises in recent years. >>> for the second time into years, california lawmakers are moving a bill to push back the start time of k through 12 schools. they would ban them from starting earlier than 8:30. supporters argue the latest start would improve academic performance because students would be less sleepy, they say it would burden school districts. they point to after schoolnd extracurricular activities. the california teacher's association is against the proposal. >> mama told me sunscreen is important for protecting your skin. now it comes to concerns of what it's doing

news 4's tracie wilkins will be there to cover the vote. >>> attorney geral william barr will testify before a senate judiciary mmcotee. washington post reports mueller complained about barr's 4 page summary mischaracterizing the investigation. stay with the "today" show for the latest on that. >>> more protests are expected today in vepz as opposition leader juan guido will take to the streets again.'s nberry sanders will have m ah moread on "today." >>> five-day forecast. 70s and 1078 clouds around today. little bit more sunshine later on this afternoon. mid to upper 80s both days. unfortunately higher chance for in and rain chances both days this weekend. >>> slowdowns here taking a look at northbound 395. southbound 395 befor the14th

tracie, good morning despite these growing calls, speaker nancy pelosi still isn't bowing to the pressu from someeven in her own party. >> reporter: no, she's not we know now that there are at least 40 democrats and one republican, michigan's justin amash, who say that impeachment proceedings should start in other words, that the process of charging a president that mueller made it clear he could not do needs to begin in the house ofre repntatives but as you said, house speaker nancy pelosi not quite onboard with that ye she's pumping the brakes, saying that what congress needs to do at this point is continue to investigate. >> many constituents want to impeach the president, but we want to do what is right and what gets results, what gets >> reporter: so whilthere are r impeachment,fo for starting that process, it doesn't look like the leadership is onboard to go there just yet. meantime, the white house, president trump again taking this statement as they did with the initial rollout of thert repo as a victory, saying that it's pretty clear thatfo nothing was und here and that congres

for more on the senate showdown and what comes next, let's get to nbc'spo tracis. tracie, the story of the day is not about robert mueller becoming a "new york times" best-seller. it is abo theemocratspo ssibly holding william barr in contempt of congress. t reporter: and it's abouat empty chair. we saw and heard plenty from barr yesterday even though some peopleay argue their questions were not fullybuanswered. you are not going to seell him at a today. the justice department says hts no there to answer questions from staff attorneys. he is willing to answer questions from lawmakbus. t democrats say barr and the justice department, the trump administration, don't call the shots here. >> the attorney general has a nerve to try to dictate -- and the admistration has a nerve to dictate our procedures. it's simply part of the administration's complete stonewalling of congress. he is trying to blackmail the committee into not following what we think is the most effective means of eliciting the information we need. >> reporter: so today is the judiciary hearing that dem

tracie potts is following all of this for us in d.c. tracie, good morning.what can we expect next as the show downs start to heat up? >> reporter: well, we could expect this to land in court because now the committee, the democrats here have to figure out where do they go next with the administration saying flat out no to getting their hands on president trump's tax returns. that letter back to the ways and means committee, the treasury secretary steve mnuchin said that it is an unprecedented request raising serious questions about whether or not this is constitutional. >>> now, moving on, we are also taking a look at what's happening here on wednesday. the judiciary committee is holding a vote on whether to hold william barr, the attorney general, i of congress for not issuing that full mueller report under subpoena. barr also did not come and y, but the contempt vote that's happening on wednesday is for not issuing that report. the justice department says they can't find any legitimate purpose for issuing that report, and we are also hearing from president

back to you. >> tracie potts one hill. thank you. >>> the threat of the measles throughout o spread the country. now fears are growing that som the most popular be hot spots for the spread of this virus. hundreds packed this amc theater in orange county, california,ve or the weekend to see the "avengers: end game" movie. now the health depend confirms a asles patient was among those at a midnight showing. we've also learned a female crew member on a ship owned by the church of scientology has the measles. the ship is under quarantine docked at the caribbean island of st. lucia. how do you know whether you've been vaccinated? doctors have advice. >> prove your vaccination by accessing your health care records. if there's uncertainty, some blood tests can be done to prove your vaccination. >> if you're still unsure when you received the measles vaccine, you can get a booster to y increaseour protection against the virus. >>> a lab experiment exploded in a classroom at the university of maryland. 17 people had to be hospitali

we jnost don't kw where they're headed with this. >> delaysy potts on -- tracie potts on the hill. thank you. >>> today we're set to rive a major update on the fight for d.c. statehood. congresswoman eleanor holmes norton along with mayor bowser and d.c. councilairman phil mendelsohnn are hosting a new conference later on the national mall. back in march, congress passed a broad voting access and reform bill that call for d.c. to be defined as state. it is the first time either chamber of congress has endorseo statehfor the district. we'll be streaming the bcnference when it gets underway in the n washington app. >>> and take a look at this. the pavement is turning red in downtown washington. and it's all in name of a ut better comm starting monday, buses will be getting their first real bus-only lanes in the city, it will be along h and i streets in the white house. we've seen it before. the lanes will be enforced during rush hour only, and off peak you will be able to use them to park. you can also ride a bike or make right turn at the end of the block. this is a pilot program wh

i have better news if you're trying to get out of tracy. we had a really rough start due to some paving work that went about 30 minutes later than it should have. it should have been done at 4:00. they wrapped it up just after 4:30. checking these speeds, five miles an hour still westbound 205 getting out of tracy. four miles an hour westbound 580 south of the merge and then all the way up to 57 miles an hour once you make it on to 580 closer to the altamont pass. all lanes are back open. in have residual delayswead 4 t delays. and no significant delays here. a quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza. so far everything is looking good. >>> and now from our live desk our first look at the brand-new royal baby. this is brand-new video of prince harry and duchess meghan and baby boy sussex. only a short time ago, hard to see the baby's face, all bundled up in a white blanket, a white hat matching mama. meghan gave birth monday. we still don't know the baby's name. we're hoping to find that out in a short time but, of course, the couple and mo

potts in washington from nbc tracie, how much of a political or electoral consideration might there be to trump's behavior in these trade talks? dough spite the tariffs going into effect in the middle of the night. chinese-run state newspaper reporting, in fact, tweeting overnight that they have confirmed with the trade reps here that they do plan to show up at the table today. >> tracie, another quick question for you i wanted to ask about the bipartisan support for this type of brexit when it comes to china. historically democrats have been quite on board with it we mentioned there the effect that these higher tariffs could have on american consumers on american farmers they are difficult numbers in terms of their ability to sell overseas do you think that that could move the needle when it comes to democrat support for this kind of behavior? >> well, certainly if their constituents back home are paying more for goods, it could, but how much more? >> i really appreciate your time this morning that's tracie potts live from nbc news >>> well, we're talking about the price action in

>> brennan: ben tracy at the white house, thank you.ell, the president posted surveillance video today showing migrants breaching a border fence in el paso, texas. a border patrol official confirms more than 1,000 people were detained, the largest mass arrest to date. nearly a year after the president's so-called "zero tolerance" immigration policy was struck down in court, cbs news has learned some migrant families are still being separated at the border. in our series "separated and counting," manuel bojorquez shows us the reunion of a father and his children after 184 days. >> reporter: seven-year-old juan and 11-year-old sofia remember the last time they saw their father. we changed their names for their safety. "i believe he was crying and my brother was separated from him,. they were separated six months ago after their father adolfo brought them across the texas border saying he was fleeing extortion and death threats from el salvador's notorious gangs. >> they said, "if i returned home, they would shred my children." he showed u

with the very latest tracie, tensions with tehran are at new highs this morning. >> reporter: no question about that pompeo was in brussels to share some of our intelligence with the eu, with our european partners the allies are nervous about some possible military conflict. could this boil over into what they consider an accidental war between the united states and iran with them caught in the middle that's one of their big concerns here the u.s., as you know, has sent a carrier group to that region in case we have to respond there have been concerns about iran planning some sort of attack now there have been mysterious ship attacks in the persian gulf iran calls it regrettable, but some are wondering are they responsible, and where's all this headed. >> are you seeking regime change >> we'll see what happens with iran if they do anything, it will be a very bad mistake if they do anything i'm hearing little stories about iran if they do anything, they will suffer greatly we'll see what happens with iran >> reporter: the president being asked there if we are headed to war with iran. meant

tracie potts, thank you. >>> conflicting stories this morning on whether the white house wanted the "uss john mccain" out of the picture during president trump's trip to japan. "the wall street journal" reported it had reviewed an official email with the directive, "uss john mccain" needs to be out of sight cnbc later acquired the same correspondence according to the journal, a tarp was hung over the ship's name on the president's arrival. and sailors aboard the destroyer were given the day off but the navy chief of information denied that, in a tweet saying it's proud of that ship, it's crew, its namesake and its heritage despite his public feud with the late arizona senator, the president said he was not informed about anything having to do with the ship. meghan mccain also responded saying trump won't let her father rest in peace, so she has to stand up for him. >>> a very scary moment during the cubs-astros game in houston last night it's highlighting fan safety concerns chicago outfielder albert almora jr. drives a foul ball into the stands and it strikes a young girl, sending sl

thank you, tracie. 5:05. for a second straight week, school will end with no khrz for thousands of students in union city and hayward. they are expected to be back on the picket lines this morning. now state school superintendent tony thurman is getting involved, calling for both sides to figure out their differences. he issued a statement saying in part this has gone on long enough. >> happening today, fda regularities are looking at the cannabis industry. the big question is whether companies should be allowed to use cbd oil in food, drinks, and subpoenaments. ali wolf is at meta san jose airport. a grandmother got arrested for carrying some. >> reporter: that's right a lot of people fused on the national level and state level. the tsa changed its marijuana policies. now certain cbd products will be allowed to be taken onto planes with you. here is where it gets tricky. they do not allow cbd to be used in products. that doesn't mean it is not happening. you have heard of these on the market already. they ar

thank you, tracie. >>> a washington, d.c. courtroom is the legal setting between house democrats and the trump administration. lawyers will spar over a subpoena issued by the house oversight committee to obtain a decade's worth of president trump financial records. they say he lied about his wealth to lower his tax burden. . >>> new details pg&e leaders may soon have to tour the destruction of the camp fire in butte county. the department of justice has already signed off on the deal. it would require the chief executivive and board members to visit the town of paradise by july 15th. it is tied to the yon going investigation and the possibility pg&e's equipment may have sparked the fire, which became the deadliest in california history. >> a man a accused of using a dating site to have sex with under-aged girls. they met online and exchanged phone numbers. the two met up. he drove her to his home and sexual assaulted her. officers arrested him yesterday. police are not saying which site was used but are concerned there may be

tracie potts live on the hill for us. tracie, >>> 5:47. d.c.'s only hospital east of the anacostia river is on life support. united medical center said it may be forced to make significant layoffs if a newd t is approved by the d.c. council. the united medical center in south d.c. has been plagued with problems for years. district leaders have fought to keep the hospital open until a new one can be built to svice the city.or ma muriel bowser has proposed $40 million but council members want to cut it to 15 million and spend the rest on a new it hosp. >> the health care problem and now extreme cuts to united medical center, that means folks are not able to access health care. 's final vote on the hospit budget is set for next month. the council is threatening to replace the hospital'soard of directors with a control board if spending is not brought in line with the budget. >>> it's 5:48. we have new video that's a good reminder to slow down when it's raining. a florida trooper is recovering after a car slammed into him on the shoulder of an inter

we are ina tracy to make those decisions.n we have ever been before, so we are still a full squad and team, we have a great culture, so the girls are backing us and egging us on to get that gold. rachel dunn is the oldest in the squad at 36 but fran, she's your wasps team—mate — she's been on fire this season. it shows that tracey doesn't take those things into account, it is about form. 100%, this those things into account, it is about form. 10096, this squad selected has been about the form people have had this season. rachel is playing some of the best netball at her age, it is great for her and ask about being a young player for me now, i will be able to utilise that experience in the squad and help me reduce the pressure, calm my nerves around such an amazing and major tournament, knowing i have older players with experience. you play scotland second, dan ryan is northern ireland head coach — how will they get on? it is great for the home nations, anyone can push these top teams. we know it some of the girls within the s

vice president tracy kasper. vice president. i just met tracy. great family.hank you, tracy, and your entire team for everything that you do to support realtors around the country. i guess that includes me. i took a little sabbatical for 8 years. [cheering] you know, but i miss you. but i miss you. but we got you one hell of a tax cut, didn't we? didn't we do it? and the regulation cut may be more important. you know, we did regulation cutting, where you couldn't build jobs, you couldn't build anything. you'd have a puddle on your land and they considered it to be one the great lakes of the world. it's true. you'd have a puddle, and if it formed more than twice a year, a puddle. we used to call it a puddle. they called it a lake. it came in lake restriction. i actually had it happen to me in bedford, new york. i was building a development. i was going to build some really luxury, beautiful houses. they may be screwing up new york, we have to be careful. the taxes are going high. they are doing a mansion tax. that is not good. i just heard about that one. the e

in fact, it's crawling as you leave tracy to the altamonte pass.accident in the east bay as well another one westbound for chicago. traffic is backed up all the way through bay point and into pittsburgh. >> frances, thank you. the east bay still no deal. this morning, teachers for the new haven school district are entering the second week of their strike. >> they are closer than they were. we are hearing they are not meeting until afternoon. >> hi, reggie, teachers have changed their demands. they have come down, still no agreement. so you will see them back out on the picket line today in front of schools in hayward and in union city. so they are going to be going into their second week of the strike. they will be in front of 12 schools. the teachers wanted a 12% raise. they are asking for 7% over two years. they made the change last night after long rounds of talks and being out of the classroom for five days. >> we've come down to that. i understand we want to get it settled and to get back in the classroom and serve the students. >> we just don

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tracie potts in washington. thank you, tracie. >>> new details now pg&e leaders may soon be legally required to tour the destruction caused by the camp fire in butte county. this is a proposed agreement submitted yesterday to a judge by pg&e attorneys. the department of justice has already signed off on the deal. it would require the chief executive and board members to visit the town of paradise by july 15th. it is tied to the yon going investigation and the possibility pg&e may have sparked the fire which became the deadliest in california history. >>> a mountain view man is accused of using a dating site to have sex with underaged girls. police say shawn mullenberg and a 12-year-old girl from sunnyvale met online and exchanged phone numbers. he drove her to his home and sexually assaulted the girl. they are not saying which dating site was used but are concerned there may be other victims. >>> 6:05. teachers in one east bay school district are prepared to hit the picket line. they are planning to box up and r

back to you. >> tracie potts for us this morningap on citol hill. tracie, thank you. >>> it's 5:47.th threat of measles continues to sroead thughout the country. now fears a growing that some of the most popular venues could be hot spots for the spread of the virus. hundreds packed this amc theater in orange county, california, over the weekend to see the "avengers: end game" movie. now theealth department confirms a measles patient was among those adding midnight showing. we've also learned a female crew member on a ship owned by the church of scientology has the measles. that ship is underua qntine docked at thebe carib island of st. lucia. how do you know whether you've been vaccinated? doctors have advice. >> prove your vaccination by accessing your health care records. if there's uncertainty, some blood tests can be done to prove your vaccination. >> if you're still unsure when you received the measles u accine, yocan get a booste to increase your protection against the measles. >>> makiyah wilson's young life was cut short by gun violence in t

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so looking good leaving tracy, traffic has slowed down as you make your way to the altamonte pass. so that drive time a little slow. a little yellow there tracy to dublin is now 34 minutes, southbound 680 fine right now and also northbound, highway 85 through the south bay. 101 to coopertino. 16 minutes. >> reggie, thank you. >>> we expect the westfield maul will open. they had a potentially dangerous situation. >> you can hear police ushering people out of the mall around 6:00 last fight. police say they responded to reports of a man that could be considered a weapon. they caught him at abercrombie and fitch stores. he was taken to the hospital for medical evaluation. a woman took a 4 or adaption. under surveillance video shows her walking around the store with the puppy and then just left on saturday. the pet store is offering $2500 for iris' safe return. >> someone that would take puppy returned alive. >> a man was put into the medical center. he went hiking with his church group. nbc reporter kate larsson explains how he got lost. >> reporter: an all out search in san jose for

tracie potts joins us to break it down. .t appears the conmpt vote is still on for today >> reporter: it is still on and the first step for answers to try to hold the attorney general of the united states in contempt of congress for not providing that ful unredacted mueller report. there is a lot of back and forth over this. first the letter that hit capitol hill late in the evening from the justice department. that letter claimg they would exert executive privilege would be compelled toequest the president to evoke it oher t entire mueller report and underlying evidence if democrats did not cancel this hearing today. that is not going to happen. take a look at the response from the democratic chair saying the white house waved these privileges long ago. this kind of obstruction is dangerous. we heard from doug collins otying it is illogical that democrats would nook at the latest versin but the want to hold the attorney general in contempt for not providing a version. still line that vote is set to happen today with democrats wantingo hold the attorney general inontempt and republica

thank you, tracy. your entire team for everything that you do to support realtors around the country. i guess that includes me. [laughter]. i took a little sabbatical for eight years. you know -- [cheers and applause] but i miss you. but i miss you. but we get you one hell of a tax cut, didn't we? [cheering] the regulation cut may be more important. we did, we did regulation cutting where you couldn't build jobs, you couldn't build anything. you have a puddle on your land and they considered it to be one of the great lakes of the world. you would have a puddle, if it formed more than twice a year. a puddle. we used to call it a puddle. they called it a lake. lake restrictions. i had it happen to me in bedford, new york. i was building a development. i was building luxury beautiful house, great area. that's right, new york, new york. tell you they might be screwing up new york. we got to be careful, right? taxes are going high. they're doing a mansion tax now. you know what that is, right? they want to

. >>> some had the name tracy mapes. mapes is the sacramento man arrested in 2017 suspected of dropping anti media leaflets over a game. the president of the university called those suppliers vile and offensive. >>> new security measures will take affect in san jose this summer startingall 1st. all bags must be clear and no larger than 12 by 6 by 12 inches. people will be able to check any noncompliance bag for a $5 fee. other security measures will remain the same. >>> 4:47. health experts reporting 78 more cases of the measles in just the past week. the centers for disease control and prevention there are now 704 confirmed measles cases around the country compared to 372 in all of last year. >>> doctors say many outbreaks of the measles are linked to travelers who came back from israel, ukraine and philippines. also the centers for disease control and prevention anti vaccination movements have been on the rise. they past said they were eliminated in the u.s. in the year 2000. in southern california it has reached 14 fo

>>ot tracie p live for us on thank you. >>> 5:49 now. d.c. leaders announced how they the d.c. council passed a $15.5 some big take aways, 2023.t here will be a rthee% goes into effect in october. jennif mcdonald was arrested $17 million had been derted danny mceatron is a subject of he told news 4 he did nothing wrong. former sheriffied by suicide he declined to tell us whether >>> well, the first workday wasn't as smooth as planned. metro hired several tour bus m we've learnedy are not from those drivers ended upin gettg thatsn wa the kachs for everyb he flew there for everywin. it's a mess. there. today at least that part will be easier to deal with. >> it won't be the same. let me get out the door and get hard enough there.ee you canhe sun making its offici sunrising three it will be up here over t your wednesday already starting. starti dry today, too. no rainer anywhe on storm team 4 radar. temper 60s and low 70ed. zpl 94 degrees and a likely to contin you ca and watch nbc 4. the risk for severe weather has today we are in the enhanced it's been a busy night for you can s

. >>> here is the commute from tracy into the livermore valley. a bit slow on 205. no problems once you make it pass the ultima pass. >>> yesterday temperatures continued to climb a little bit, yet, they are still below board. normal 77. the city still stuck in the upper 50s, low 60s. oakland 66 was close within two. livermore 75. still 81 is average for this time of year. san jose 73. falling three short. some low clouds yesterday. made it tough. some of that burned off. san mateo coast, temperatures of the water very cold. 53. that is really cold. as long as that is there and there is an onshore breeze, it causes that. a few high clouds going over us. now watch out. some clouds have been building in the afternoon. and over sierra. more so tomoone we'll have to k an eye on for tomorrow, not today. >> 50s on the temperatures. santa rosa 51. tracy, 59. 55 san jose. 55 oakland. a few upper 40s, low 50s. half moon bay 54. palto alto 52. some of the cloud deck and a few high clouds. this looks to be about a sonoma county napa county event at least for tomorrow. see how

tracy westbound to 580. no significant problems or reasons for it. maybe the overnight construction and roadwork they are clearing up and slowing things down. once you get to the 580-680 interchange things look good, including the rest of the east bay. here is 880 in oakland north and southbound. not very busy this morning as you can see. the toll plaza is getting busier, especially the cash lanes but the metering lights are not on yet and the carpool lanes, you are breezing right on through to the span. 4:48. now tosteve. >> thank you, allie. >> you are welcome. >>> a little warmer inland. be careful here. there is a system that could impact us on thursday. it would be to north. until then there is still shower activity coming down the northern sacramento valley and the sierra. inland temperatures are bumping up. after thursday a possibility maybe we could get mid to upper 80s but today upper 70s, low 80s. you can see how the moisture keeps firing up over shasta in northeast california. some of this is maki

in prison. >> reporter: but peter chadwick had other plans-- and vanished. >> ninan: you can watch tracyfull report about the manhunt for "peter chadwick" on an all-new "48 hours" tonight at 10:00, 9:00 central. still ahead, how lebron james is making billions off the basketball court. >> ninan: lebron james is often considered one of the greatest basketball players in the world. but, as i found out during my conversation with brian windhorst, who wrote a book about the athlete, he's more than just a basketball superstar. you began your book by saying, it's not so much lebron james's incredible athletic ability, but it's his awareness both on and off the court. how does he harnesth >> he is-- is a natural talent that he has, that i don't think people would ever know about unless they got to know him. in addition abily to be aware os surroundings. he has great perspective. where, even in the moment, he can understand the bigger picture. >> ninan: how do you think it is that lebron had such an awareness so early on? >> he knew that people were dying to be in business with him, and he was m

let's show you the drive from tracy. central valley a little slowing at westbound 205. stop and go through the altamonte pass and that clears up once you get into livermore. this is westbound 80 and the hercules and pinole area there is a crash that is moved off to the shoulder. it looks like debris or something in the two right lanes so be aware of that. the bay bridge toll plaza is filling up as the morning goes on. the cash lanes are a bit backed up. same with the carpool lanes. metering lights are not on yet. and the golden gate bridge, this area doesn't have too much of a back up, pretty much never, but there is something we want to point out here and that is some of the mist and drizzle that steve paulson has been mentioning. it caught me by surprise when i headed out the door. i didn't expect to turn on the windshield wipers. >> well, it is there. >> but it will burn off and go away? >> but it will last a little longer today, allie. >> okay. >>> well, if you missed it the percent of normal for sierra's snow is amazing through the roof. 203% for the northern sierr

>>>s 4's tracie potts is live on capol hill. is this latest development a game changer? >> reporter: it could be.d ar cchange the questions democrats ask br when he shows up today. accordingto that washington post report overnight, barr knew that mueller had some concerns about his summary. according to the post,le muel wrote a letter saying that what was summarized really didn't reflect the context and the nature and theofubstance that very long russian report that he submitt submitted. he wanted to release more of his report more quickly. barr wanted to slow down and redact and black t more portions of that and t t's where the difference es. so he can face a lot ofqu estions about that because when he was here last month he was asked specifically does robert muelle the special counsel, support your conclusiog not forward with obstruction of justice? that's the big issue here. and he said he b didn't know apparently there h been not only a letter but a conversation about this before barr testified. he'll be asked about that today. >> all right. tracie potts for us on th

tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >>> 6:06 right now. happening today in marin county, firefighters will meet with climate activists and homeowners ahead of the start of the fire season. the event is in part of the wildfire awareness week. it starts at 7:00 at the san rafael community center. >>> 6:06. you may want to change your batteries in your remote right now because it could be getting a lot of use tonight. >> a look at the sap center and oracle arena. sharks will play game seven in san jose. warriors could play their final game at oracle if things happen to go the wrong way. but let's stay positive here. checking in with bob redell. he is live in oakland. really a big day for bay area sports fans, bob. >> reporter: behind me the blackout from the lights and shutout on the mound. first what's happening to my left. oracle arena, golden state warriors will take on the houston rockets in game five. the best of seven series 2-2. if they lose tonight and friday in houston. however, if they win, if there's a game seven, it would be back

westbound 580 tracy into dublin. southbound 680 dublin to mission boulevard still in the green at 15. no delays northbound 85 between highway 101 and cokupecupertino. >>> a strong earthquake struck off el salvador's coast overnight, and this morning's magnitude 6.6 earthquake struck in the pacific ocean about 17 miles from where people felt the shaking. also in el salvador's capital people feeling it. that's san salvador about 35 miles from the epicenter. the shaking knocked out power in some areas and woke up a lot of people. some of them even running from their homes. >>> a hit-and-run rampage leaves an 80-year-old man with life threatening injuries. the shocking scene caught on surveillance video from the tenderloin station. take a look. you can see the stolen kia running onto the sidewalk, slamming into the staff folding and pinning against it. the female driver backs up and hits a parked car as dozens of police officers pour out of the station. seconds later she hit the 80-year-old man as he was crossing in a cr

nbc's tracie potts joins us with the latest from d.c.acie, barr's four-page memo here led to prident trump as we all know claiming tot exoneration. >> reporter: exactly,nc fra, which wasn't because there was this question about obstruction of justice that was laid out by the mueller team, but then barr decided not to pursue it, and that is part ofhi what testimony before the senate judiciary committee will be about. explaining why he decided not to rsue it. but this breaking news overnight is significant because it shows that therewas concern by mueller and his team before barr came to testify a couple wee later here on capitol hill. an now democrats are claiming that he committed perjury in that stimony, that he should either resign or be impeached because of what he said about mueller and his support of the summary, the four-page summary that was given to congress. this is what barr said when he testified on apri 10th. >> did bob muellersupport your conclusion? >> i don't know whether bob mueller supported mycl consion. >> reporter: we

tracie potts joins us live. new york. start with the latest on trade talks in china. >> reporter: sure. they are stalled. and the u.s. is saying that china promised to retaliate or threatened to retaliate but haven't done so yet. china sys if the u.s. wants to keep talking, they've got to lift the tariffs. instead, the trump administration is dbling down, planning more tariffs on mored which goods. nearly everything that they sell into the united states. the white house says that president xi jinping and t presidentmp will probably talk about this next month at the g20 in japan. meantime, we are al watching very closely what's happening in the middle east. secretary of state mike pompeo skippin t a visit moscow to go straight to brussels to talk to the europeansut abo the iran nuclear deal that they disagree on. as we get word from three sources that iran may be planning attack on u.s. assets. the u.s. is now moving more military assets into the region in case the country needs to retaliate. back to you. > all right, trac

the only drive time in the yellow is this one, westbound 580 tracy to dublin, 39 minutes. southbound 680 dublin to mission boulevard, still in the green at 16. >> thank you. >>> clothing company north face apologizing after admitting to changing photos on wikipedia. >>> and twitter is making us dumber. here's "tech bytes." >>> north face makes a wikipedia fail. >> they swapped pictures on its site as part of an ad campaign. they have apologized for what they call activity inconsistent with their principles and the pictures have been removed. we may be chipping away at our intelligence one tweet at a time. >> a study test performance drop 25% to 40% compared to those who use traditional methods. >>> to celebrate the scripps national spelling bee google produced a map showing each state's most miss spelled word. >> the word is beautiful. new jersey and washington struggle with gray with an e and hawaii's most misspelled word is hawaii. that's not too good, guys. >> those are your "tech bytes." >> we can't spell beautiful? >> why are they going after my people? people in hawa

the rest in tracy looks good. this gets very slow so you can see how it is doing well here and that is not going to stay that way for long. when you get to interstate 880 north and south it looks pretty good. at the turnpike it is light. >>> back to the desk. >>> topping our news, attorney general william barr set to testify before a senate committee on the robert mueller report. it comes just hours after reports that mueller was not happy with barr's initial summary of the findings. >> reporter: this revelation that he took issue with the report is going to add fuel to the fire for democrats, some of whom want barr out. william barr is a customed to this kind of thing but this morning he will face democrats who are on the war path. >>> just late yesterday, news of a letter from robert mueller surfaced in the washington post. mueller wrote to barr after the report was issued saying barr's summary did not fully capture the con tech, nature and substance of the special counsel's findings. the chairman of the house w

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